Surviving Minnesota!

[duluthralphie]

I really don’t care if they are German, Polish or Swedes I just want them all dead.

The WW got home with spray but it’s too windy now to get it under the bobcat.

I could use a Couple volunteers, one to raise the brush hog, the other to spray under it.

 

[jerryse]

I really don’t care if they are German, Polish or Swedes I just want them all dead.

The WW got home with spray but it’s too windy now to get it under the bobcat.

I could use a Couple volunteers, one to raise the brush hog, the other to spray under it.

Good luck finding volunteers .

 

[Molpet]

I really don’t care if they are German, Polish or Swedes I just want them all dead.

The WW got home with spray but it’s too windy now to get it under the bobcat.

I could use a Couple volunteers, one to raise the brush hog, the other to spray under it.

Quite often they burrow in the ground

 

[duluthralphie]

Quite often they burrow in the ground

I am betting these are living on the underside of the brush hog.. but you can come dig around for their nest to prove me wrong... hurry though.

I will supply the beer.

 

[Cebarmlds]

I’d love to help but I’m just too far away.... guess you should be wearing your bee suit at all times.

 

[duluthralphie]

I’d love to help but I’m just too far away.... guess you should be wearing your bee suit at all times.

I never even thought of wearing that, but I really don’t want to get insecticide on it.

 

[Cebarmlds]

I never even thought of wearing that, but I really don’t want to get insecticide on it.

True

 

[CindyinSD]

Good luck finding volunteers .

This may be a good time to pull out that fancy bee gown... We had a LOT of waspy things last year. This year so far, hardly any. No idea. Last year was rainy. This year semi-dry. Not too unusual in the heat dept.--not so far.

 

[Momof3plustwins]

I usually see them when it is dry. They are more bothersome looking for water. Fall is horrible usually. Last year it was so wet I didn’t notice them much. They even stayed out of my apples! Usually they start eating a lot of them.

 

[duluthralphie]

I usually see them when it is dry. They are more bothersome looking for water. Fall is horrible usually. Last year it was so wet I didn’t notice them much. They even stayed out of my apples! Usually they start eating a lot of them.

I am guessing the hot dry weather has made them reproduce in record numbers.
The brush hog bees have moved on, they reside in bee heaven now.